Sentence examples for a deeper narrative from inspiring English sources

I'm drawn to McCubbin's paintings for the way they suggest a deeper narrative.

Some critics have tried to see a deeper narrative in "Mukhamukham," as if it represents Mr. Gopalakrishnan's own politics and despair.

"Islamofascism" slips easily from the mouth of war-on-terror ideologues but it has a deeper narrative, too, as it attempts to elide modern Islam with 1930s National Socialism, and equate Muslims and Nazis.

It captured a deeper narrative that was about more than just stolen television sets.

This attempt at a deeper narrative led some viewers to believe that the film itself was secretly about Kabbalah, the sect of Judaism his former spouse Madonna adheres to.

The duo's latest record Pitch Black Mirror which we're streaming today before it comes out Nov. 4 via HANDS/Sonic Groove continues in that same stylistic vein, with the longer run-time affording Orphx a deeper narrative to explore.

While the story isn't going to blow anyone away, even with its big 'twist' (which you should be able to see coming from basically the opening cutscene) it's sort of like any good big budget action movie, in that it's a simple story, well-told, with a focus on action and special effects that makes up for the lack of a deep narrative.

Great experiences that help users explore the world in a deep, narrative way is more of an attraction to your average end user than a list of big numbers on a spec sheet.

I wanted to make a film that explored youth, activism and technology but, after getting to know Zola and Tiger Temple over the course of four years of filming, I realized their personal stories revealed a much deeper narrative about a startling new China that was still reconciling its painful Maoist past.

He is a master of that deeper narrative principle: get your audience where they want to go, but not in the way they expect.

But the story about the Danish government's proactive struggle to limit the influx of asylum seekers from Muslim majority countries plays into the deeper narrative inherited from the cartoon crisis, a narrative that picks out Denmark as the most Islamophobic of European countries.